Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17


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the Irregular Gashes u lig5tning that some
t.raes streak ths skiss oa a saltrx d.v
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ka1 szefiEces for friendship. Bu,
hls impressions Of men aad life were apt to
be superficial W'hxg Recaass thaAs ,.,e.
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uiel1'asf 'oA' LIE es@i poet Was saat ont
nom tae most ordinary form OF eommgDi-
cation hclsesa irialds and she usual man
ner OF degslouins ideas. A written eonxsr-
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'.s-sA 70 y sN7 Nea' H'An' 20 II Has that
efunnonds soul Was II solitary ecnflne-
meaf and hence his achievements wer. an
beautiful ideas. a. witness The following,
written by HIM o. his own abiding sl1iic-
ton:
Il am totally deaf For ten wears not the
slightest sound has impressed itself upon
my olaln. ise wnsn sweet tones throP
s brandei on the brsin There i eo1 snrs;s, IN
the lowers. in the blue sky, in the forest
when sleaming and glistening with hosr-
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what the ears do not hear the ewes can See.
The soUl sees and hears al"
Aesodss' ne hear are sweet, hui shose unheard
are sNsssss' sang a pess dreamer wen;
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Throbs IN is parted bes. IS n shs s,,ng
Though ne sr BY sound the broodng air is stirred.
Save when on an slnaond tree she folds her wings;
,- ! .. men 90 'o'ioy her and ezg; she sings
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'0h, Cod they CRY, low listening neath the trss
'sHew r<vizhiasly sweet the uaheard notes must
BE-"
Poor GEumnond also had keen sense Of
hrmcr. 4 recall striking instance Of It.
Men around newspaper Offices have horror
OF toe psnpatesac and entirely irrepressible
oook agents VINO sometimes srriye there
and never leave until The arms OF their
auditors get iocse 10 their sockets. While
orummond was with the Erening Journal
there Was qzite Al epidemic OF these bores
Grummond noticed the aeute an ffar;,.. =:
one of his colleasusa one dav vb;ls prsar
fire. and wrote the colleague a nots Tha
resalt xaa that the AGENT vss ~.for~s5 -
Grummond "a A poss;bls nurchsser IT.
ree;ed oil The old old story .hons n. -.
ferlv unapproachable inertia of his ho.,t f,-
about an hour and a half and thar CIV.
mond said very sobsrlv:
~nv friend are Won ,alt;ne MP
sorry TO say that / have not heard /. word
for eleven yesrs.v
Tan davs aro I race;ve3 anotb.- ro,;so.
ton which touchsd ma deanlv rtw.,
otber rnss.enger Of Ds.th and road
.Charl.< ". Hubbard d;sd a, sv. o,.,,..
Last night
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two man In this .rt;c,. vho had I;,,,a -